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Snowly brings snowfall to your Mac desktop. Flakes drift behind and in front of your windows and pile up on window tops. Shake a window and the snow falls off. Pick snow and weather, add winter sounds. Rests in full screen. No permissions, no network.
Hi Product Hunt! I'm Cadin, a solo developer from Korea.
Winter on a Mac desktop usually means a wallpaper. I wanted snow that actually lives with my windows: it falls behind and in front of them, piles up on their tops, and slides off when I drag a window around.
What it does:
Snow piles up on window tops and along the bottom of the screen. Shake a window and it falls off.
Three kinds of snow (Powder, Graupel, Flakes) and three weathers (Gentle, Flurries, Blizzard).
Optional winter sounds: wind, a snowy forest, a fireplace, a night city.
Stays out of your way: it rests in full screen and while your Mac sleeps or is locked, and saves power on battery.
It asks for no permissions and makes no network connections. It only knows where windows are, never their titles or contents.
Snowly is a one-time purchase on the Mac App Store ($1.99 in the US), for macOS 14 or later.
I'd love to hear how it feels on your setup, and what kind of snow or sounds you'd like next.
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About Snowly on Product Hunt
“Snow that falls and piles up on your Mac desktop”
Snowly was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #694 on the daily leaderboard. Snowly brings snowfall to your Mac desktop. Flakes drift behind and in front of your windows and pile up on window tops. Shake a window and the snow falls off. Pick snow and weather, add winter sounds. Rests in full screen. No permissions, no network.
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Hi Product Hunt! I'm Cadin, a solo developer from Korea.
Winter on a Mac desktop usually means a wallpaper. I wanted snow that actually lives with my windows: it falls behind and in front of them, piles up on their tops, and slides off when I drag a window around.
What it does:
Snow piles up on window tops and along the bottom of the screen. Shake a window and it falls off.
Three kinds of snow (Powder, Graupel, Flakes) and three weathers (Gentle, Flurries, Blizzard).
Optional winter sounds: wind, a snowy forest, a fireplace, a night city.
Stays out of your way: it rests in full screen and while your Mac sleeps or is locked, and saves power on battery.
It asks for no permissions and makes no network connections. It only knows where windows are, never their titles or contents.
Snowly is a one-time purchase on the Mac App Store ($1.99 in the US), for macOS 14 or later.
I'd love to hear how it feels on your setup, and what kind of snow or sounds you'd like next.